Draw People in the Windows – Fun Kids Drawing Prompt

Draw People in the Windows – Creative Neighborhood Drawing Prompt

Here’s a fun drawing activity that sparks curiosity and storytelling: “Draw people in the windows!” This worksheet shows two houses with empty windows, leaving it up to kids to decide who lives inside and what they’re doing.

What’s Inside

• A neighborhood-style worksheet with houses and windows

• Blank window spaces for children to fill with their own characters

• A simple, open-ended prompt that inspires endless possibilities

Why It’s a Great Activity

• Encourages kids to imagine characters and stories

• Builds social imagination: families, friends, neighbors, or even silly creatures

• Strengthens fine motor skills and character-drawing practice

• Perfect for classroom art, story starters, or rainy-day creativity

How to Use It (Step-by-Step)

1. Show the worksheet — Point out the houses and blank windows.

2. Ask the prompt — “Who do you think lives in these houses?”

3. Start drawing — Children fill each window with people, pets, or funny characters.

4. Add details — Encourage backgrounds like curtains, furniture, or decorations.

5. Share stories — Have kids explain who their characters are and what they’re doing in the windows.

This worksheet is perfect for turning a simple street scene into a world of imagination. Print it out for your classroom or home and let kids bring the houses to life with their own characters and stories.